Innovation & Technology Transfer 1/96. A skilful Investment

Directorate-General For The Information Society And Media

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Innovation Ξ Technology PUBLISHED BY THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION INNOVATION PROGRAMME · JANUARY 1996 CONTENTS Training for Innovation Education and training are crucial topics for a society determined to benefit from innovation and the sensitive application of new technologies. This is the focus of the Dossier (pages 4-9) in this first issue of 1996, designated the European Year of Lifelong Learning. As the Dossier shows, EU programmes cover a broad spectrum, with activities relevant to education at school and university, vocational training, training for new skills, and training through A training in research - see Dossier, page 4. research. CASE STUDY By coincidence, this issue's main case study (page 3) CRAFT: Printing Simulators forSMEs features a training simulator for the printing industry, 4-9 DOSSIER: developed under BRITE-EURAM. The simulator is bringing TRAINING AND EDUCATION 10 to small printing firms training possibilities which were POLICY NEWS previously only available in the heavy printing industry. Update: Industrial Task Forces PULLOUT GUIDE TO RTD INFORMATION SOURCES 11-14 Getting Started ■ CORDIS ■ Contact Points As in previous years, this first issue of 1996 also POLICY NEWS (continued) 15-17 includes the annual Quick Reference Guide to sources of IRISI: Building the InformationSocietyinthe Regions ■ Watch-ECHO DatabaseInterface ■ information on the EU's research programmes (pages 11-14).

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• Marketing et communication

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• Publié par: DIRECTORATE-GENERAL-FOR-THE-INFORMATION-SOCIETY-AND-MEDIA
• Nombre de lectures: 9
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 8 Mo

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